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In the Ioniq, the car won’t lock with the fob inside for safety reasons. You could use a keyless pouch or manually lock it with the physical key.

That sounds terrifying! Could it be a battery issue or electrical glitch? Did the spare key fix everything afterward?

It’s always the little things like a weak key fob battery that can cause confusion. crazy!!!

Yes, my friend’s Ioniq 5 has an onboard electronic manual, but it can be hard to navigate. You can try checking the main menu for a "Manual" or "Help" option instead of the QR code; printed manuals can also be easier to use.

I had XPEL Paint Protection Film applied to my car a while back, and it made a noticeable difference in protecting the paint from scratches and chips. I went with a local service that specialized in PPF, and they did a fantastic job. If Supreme Wraps is experienced with XPEL, I’d say you’re in...

Thanks, great tip.. yeah, keeping a spare battery in the glove box is smart, and replacing the old one now will save you trouble later.

Lol, I get....it can be really inconvenient for taller drivers. It would make more sense to have the speedometer front and center for better visibility.

Hey all, I have a quick question. For those in Canada or here in the U.S. who’ve recently gotten an Ioniq 5, did you face any markups, and was your car a special order? A friend of mine put down a $1,000 deposit on an Ioniq 5 Ultimate at a dealership in Ontario, Canada. They told him it’ll...

Does your Ioniq have a traditional automatic or a dual-clutch automated manual transmission? The type of gearbox could affect how it shifts, especially under light braking.

Honestly I am very sure it is just a glitch in the system, I don't think you need to do a full replacement. But hey, what do I know, dealers know best, right?

I also noticed when I used my granny charger in winter that the charging rates seemed off. I really expected a bigger boost, but sometimes the readings can be tricky. It’s possible that the charger was cycling on and off, which could explain why you didn’t see the increase you were expecting...

I can relate to your situation, when I got my Ioniq back after some work, I noticed the estimated range was off too. It showed lower mileage than I remembered, and I was worried something might be wrong. After a few charge cycles and some driving, the estimate improved, so maybe it just needed...

A portable charger can definitely help, it might be able to jump-start the 12V battery in your Ioniq 5, allowing it to recharge itself once the car is running, Uhm but if the battery has been flat too long or drops to single digits, it might need replacing soon. It’s a great idea to keep that...

Sorry about what you are facing with a flat battery like that. Have you considered getting a trickle charger to keep the battery topped up while you're not driving? This should help out.

Okay, thanks.

Thanks, but how can I know if the fuel is high quality?

Hey @dartan187, a locksmith should be able to handle it easily, but to be honest, a dealer is your best bet for the right option.

Thanks Conner, I will check with my local dealer.

It is weird how a lot of y'all are having issues with Bluelink App. Have you tried reaching support or reinstalling the Bluelink App? Or even clearing the app cache should help too. Let me know what works

Hey squad! What injection cleaner do you recommend for a plug in hybrid IONIQ?